intraLATA


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intraLATA

A telephone call within the same LATA (same region). IntraLATA is local telephone service. InterLATA refers to a call from one LATA to another, which can be within a state or from state to state (interstate). See LATA.
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The RBOCs were granted authority to provide intraLATA calling while long-distance (interexchange) companies were granted authority to provide interLATA telecommunications.
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Tenders are invited for Telecommunication services (including local, long-distance, intralata, data, and mobile) and reviewing past supplier billings for such telecom-munications services to identify incorrect charges, miss-billings, and opportunities for better rate configurations, auditing billings for charges associated with inactive lines/devices, etc.
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24) "Slamming" is the illegal practice of changing a consumer's telephone service, whether local, intralata service, or interlata service (including state to state, in state and international long distance), without permission.
The Federal Communications Commission: current structure and its role in the changing telecommunications landscape
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The (in)efficiency of the "efficient-firm" cost standard
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The newly emerging competition in the intraLATA (Local Access and Transport Areas) toll market is now placing as much as 12% of the LEC revenue stream at risk.
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